Seabirds Flying Long Distances Home Over the Ocean Can Suffer Jet Lag

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Seabirds returning to their nests after long flights from distant feeding grounds can experience a form of jet lag. The extended journey disrupts the birds' internal biological clocks, which are tuned to local day-night cycles. This mismatch can leave the birds out of sync with their surroundings upon arrival. The article's brief description attributes the effect specifically to the long flights taken from feeding areas back home.

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